He’s back! 😍 TAPPAN STREET (Into Mischief), shown training at Keeneland back in October, has clearly handled his recovery and subsequent return to training like a pro. Last seen on the track winning the GI Curlin Florida Derby in March, and still the only horse to have beaten Sovereignty, the colt was forced to miss the Kentucky Derby after suffering a condylar fracture in his right front leg. Returning to the races in a one-turn mile allowance optional claimer today at Gulfstream Park, the 3-year-old pushed past Steppe to earn a one-length win. “He’s a good horse, and I thought it was a good comeback race...I felt like it was the right move for him at this stage in his career. Happy with his performance,” said Brad Cox. Elliott Walden, WinStar Farm’s President/CEO and Racing Manager, said, “We’ll look at the Pegasus and see how he comes out. The timing of this was to take a look at that and see what it looks like.” Ridden by Irad Ortiz, Jr., Tappan Street is owned by WinStar Fa...